Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-12

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Bendshaw wan seisofed - chairman.
PEeseR vas namne - ~. 1 Dlllols
d. D.. walsh was followed b. the sone.
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| q Trs6s, ihsn dSiivcssd ths Relieving
knnnRss On coE0Rnz Lkznns.
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aasuioloua cessation, made pozgio2ol
tkroaRh eaogts e TIE Port ToWnasnd
Beard Of TFade, e q perhaps appEupEi-
ate that I, e. Presfdent Of that hody.
shouid Vuioe TIE RratiAestion ~ Eel Il
oar sclendid BnccssA Is ID bus jassies
10 the Board Of Trade 30 claim for IL .
dexFee Of activity and earnest1esa that
aehlsvss unvaEyina eaoosss. sin, With
ali he onxiahla rseord IN the past. The
result Il has attained thr0nGh the lab0sa
nf - Secretary n securing ne location
Of The Universi1y 81 Puget 60nBd III
eonapicuoas and eanse fog hearty o1n-
gratulation- Az cisiEzna Of . town
favored II natural surFuandinGs and
anbitioas % bseeme great city. it b
our PRIVILEGES and public daiy % baild
broad, deep and everlasting foundations
upon which future RsnaEE3fons may rear
approximations worthy ct our mes,
sangufne expectations. The great edn-
cali0nai institution who's location on
this mAgni8oeni lie We are celebrating
today VII. vhsn progeriy dsvsloped,
stAmp PORT Townasnd Bay g. ths fuaure
centeg Of ieaSuinR Of che PaoiGc North.
wet. 10 win aec1re for rs q cles8 Of
cepable Of prUnuoing goodly proper
desffny Of the couutxy. A 8 business
aoaeisition and a AID IN SECURING pop.
ulaaioB and Ioeal trade, u h worthy of |
our active support; as An upIifk.
ina aRenoy 10 fnFnish facilities for
developing the intellectual man
hood and womamh0od of our sue
cessoFs on tAa stage Of life,
u merits cur highest eudaavor. Tue |
great eTn1RelioAl dissemination that /
undeEtakes 70 raiss Uneh handsoms |
eu6owment for edneHsionnl purposes, |
ana ensFust ne eanae for nss % he /
managers Of the UniveFsity. have 81
ready found responsive local effort that /
abuadaniig Wsndigaees the wisdom ck |
their ehoiea o. leeation. AZ Bishop |
FoWlsg has veil aid, the institution
will certainly be amonR its fFiends,
which means Q great deal for its future i
usefulness. We have done we'll IN
starting Il with sneh Q Substantial /
patFimony IN land and In ufoney. We
will do better II We give 4 q hearty and
united support ID che future. While Il
will belong 10 the Whoie country in Q
general sense, ID will Be ours IN q nearer
andim0re personal seune-0uFa 10 work /
for, TO be proud Of; ours 10 give char
acser and standing speciality to our
growing yunuE CITY. 1h8t Il will Be
is already bespeken by the
past; that Is future and ours may be IN.
1eparably eloFions isouF proud smbi-
ii0n. Ill
Hon. J. r. Lewis, Of Seattle, dsl.v-
eEed Q very encouraging address, IN
which be said that the committee ap-
pointed, Of which be uas q member,
would appraise the lands donated By
The Subscribers 10 the University fund
shis weak. He vas Of the opinion that
the Port Townsend eitizsns had come
boldly 10 the trout ard accomplished Q
purposs that would have caused 3 he4.-
lstion. and perhaps failure. Of older
He congratulated The
citizens Of lower Puget Sound In being
assured Of an instltation which would
be credit 70 many cities sith quadrn-
pie the population thai tbs PORT Of Ea-
try has today.
Ahls ADDRESSES vsss dsliyssed By Rev.
j. n. Denison and MessEa. James @,
Swan. Allsn Welt. Albert BRIGGS aud
Charles II. BrAd1haw. Tbs ground was
bFoksn By Mrs. Isabel Briggs With I'm
posing ceremonies. ~ 1 O'Clock the
participants returned TO the steamer,
and we're soon on their return voyage
from the head Of the bag.
gnfRKrR0 NoTKa. Il
The British bark Fray Bentos, which
loaded lumheg. a. Tacoma last spring,
has arrived IN Sydney, n. s. w. South
vest gales WeFe~enoounteFed daring the
voyage. The port maia emanuel was
started, and TIE vessel strained % hsRy-
ily ~ to spring Leak. The water in
creased in the hold 30 mneh that the